Olympic boost for Brazil with Neymar set for Rio

That's because Barcelona superstar Neymar looks set to play in his second Olympic Games after a deal was reached between his Spanish club and the Brazilian Football Confederation.

A statement on the Barcelona website said the striker would take to the field in Rio de Janeiro in August but not play for his country in the Copa America tournament in the United States two months earlier.

'F.C. Barcelona expresses its gratitude to the Brazilian Football Confederation and its president Marco Polo del Nero for accepting the Club's proposal,' it said.



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FIFA rules obligate clubs to release players for international duty, except when it comes to the Olympics.

Brazil were beaten by Mexico in the final in London four years ago.

Slow ticket sales

Neymar's appearance in Rio will be a welcome boost for Olympic organizers struggling with sluggish ticket sales -- less than half of available tickets have been sold with four months to go.

Earlier this month, Brazil's new minister of sports, Ricardo Leyser, admitted the government was considering buying tickets to distribute among the country's public schools in an effort to boost interest.

The games couldn't have come at a worse time for Brazil, with the country struggling with a deadly epidemic, a political crisis and a misfiring economy.

There had been fears that the Zika virus might even threaten the games itself, with approximately 16,000 athletes and 600,000 visitors expected in Rio between August 3 and 21. But Brazilian authorities remain confident they can minimize any threat from the mosquito-borne infection.

What real threat does Zika pose to the Rio Olympics?

What real threat does Zika pose to the Rio Olympics? The games couldn't have come at a worse time for Brazil, with the country struggling with a deadly epidemic, a political crisis and a misfiring economy. The games couldn't have come at a worse time for Brazil, with the country struggling with a deadly epidemic, a political crisis and a misfiring economy. Brazil were beaten by Mexico in the final in London four years ago. Earlier this month, Brazil's new minister of sports, Ricardo Leyser, admitted the government was considering buying tickets to distribute among the country's public schools in an effort to boost interest. A statement on the Barcelona website said the striker would take to the field in Rio de Janeiro in August but not play for his country in the Copa America tournament in the United States two months earlier. What real threat does Zika pose to the Rio Olympics? Brazil were beaten by Mexico in the final in London four years ago. That's because Barcelona superstar Neymar looks set to play in his second Olympic Games after a deal was reached between his Spanish club and the Brazilian Football Confederation. There had been fears that the Zika virus might even threaten the games itself, with approximately 16,000 athletes and 600,000 visitors expected in Rio between August 3 and 21. But Brazilian authorities remain confident they can minimize any threat from the mosquito-borne infection. The games couldn't have come at a worse time for Brazil, with the country struggling with a deadly epidemic, a political crisis and a misfiring economy. That's because Barcelona superstar Neymar looks set to play in his second Olympic Games after a deal was reached between his Spanish club and the Brazilian Football Confederation. What real threat does Zika pose to the Rio Olympics? What real threat does Zika pose to the Rio Olympics? A statement on the Barcelona website said the striker would take to the field in Rio de Janeiro in August but not play for his country in the Copa America tournament in the United States two months earlier. The games couldn't have come at a worse time for Brazil, with the country struggling with a deadly epidemic, a political crisis and a misfiring economy. What real threat does Zika pose to the Rio Olympics? FIFA rules obligate clubs to release players for international duty, except when it comes to the Olympics. 'F.C. Barcelona expresses its gratitude to the Brazilian Football Confederation and its president Marco Polo del Nero for accepting the Club's proposal,' it said. What real threat does Zika pose to the Rio Olympics? A statement on the Barcelona website said the striker would take to the field in Rio de Janeiro in August but not play for his country in the Copa America tournament in the United States two months earlier. Brazil were beaten by Mexico in the final in London four years ago. 'F.C. Barcelona expresses its gratitude to the Brazilian Football Confederation and its president Marco Polo del Nero for accepting the Club's proposal,' it said. Slow ticket sales What real threat does Zika pose to the Rio Olympics? A statement on the Barcelona website said the striker would take to the field in Rio de Janeiro in August but not play for his country in the Copa America tournament in the United States two months earlier. Neymar's appearance in Rio will be a welcome boost for Olympic organizers struggling with sluggish ticket sales -- less than half of available tickets have been sold with four months to go.

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